Love to hear what your favorite Cubase features are?!

@doh8167

13 күн бұрын

@doh8167

Cubase is far ahead than any other DAW

Love these tutorials and tips! Been using Cubase for a long time and it keeps getting better. Thank you

One Info: Don't bounce the copied part for Harmony. If you bounce, you will loose all the realtime processing Info like variaudio. Click on the part (right click if you configured for Menü not tools) select "Convert To Real Copy"

I do not know why more people don't use cubase i have been using cubase for 20 years never use another DAW No Need To Thanks Man

@KenshoBeats

18 күн бұрын

Agreed, using it since cubase 2. All I need.

@Nomasiac

15 күн бұрын

Me, 20+ years. Ironically, if not for Cubase, other DAW's probably wouldn't exist today 🤦🏻‍♂️

@jabbarindabenz

15 күн бұрын

Same here

@memphissmith8936

12 күн бұрын

Been using since Cubase vst 5.0(1999)

@andesneko

11 күн бұрын

It is too big for what most people do. It is very widely used, however. Only social networks and stuff make it seem less used due to the type of users each DAW uses.

I use chord pads much more often now in C13.

Good list and great tips. I recently (via another person's list) found out a that you can create a key-command for turning you selection tool into a time-stretch tool. Is not activated by default, but it should be! That helped me a lot!

Thank you so much 🙏🫶🙏

For creating vocal harmony there is a much better way if you have cord track with your song cord , thankyou for video

thank you very much cooollll video

Amazing video!

Mannnn !! Really amazing explanation with detailed guide screens...Just WOW !! 👍👍👊👊

✌✌✌Thank you Master!!!

Thanks man !! Awesome tips

You can use the time warp tool to drag the beat lines to match the song (a kick drum is easiest). It can be better than tempo detection because for example if a song is 120bpm, the detector can say its 119-121-119-121-119-121 and still be right by the end of the song.

Makes all sense

Awesome!

A great tutorial. Your videos are the best. Thankyou

8:40 Useful but be careful, as it can easily sound artificial.

Man I was so zoned into this video that at one point I moused down to see what the system update was. Then I noticed that was on your screen and not mine. Great tips though.

@Featherlightstudio

15 күн бұрын

🤣🤣

Thanks for the video. I can't find this anywhere, but you found it: the voicing arrows between the pads. How do I select this? For that matter, your chord pad zone has some options to the left and I don't see that either. Can you help? :)

@Featherlightstudio

17 күн бұрын

In Cubase 12 and earlier, simply hover your mouse above the chord pad and the little arrows appear, just click on them. In 13 on, each pad has its own window on the right with all the same voicing and tension choices at a glance.

@ralphashford9022

16 күн бұрын

@@Featherlightstudio Thank you for the prompt reply. I'm using 13 and the voicing arrow exists in the tool bar, but nowhere else, I'm afraid. It's no big deal, but when I see cool stuff (like those convenient arrows beside the pads), I both want whatever it is, and wonder why whatever it is doesn't work for me. But again, thanks kindly. Cheers!

interesting stuff....thanx....and stop saying "it thinks"....🤫

Hmm, great Tutorial. But what does bouncing it to itself mean and how do I do it?

@Featherlightstudio

19 күн бұрын

Select the audio clip / go up to Audio in the menu / scroll down to bounce selection. The key command for it is also 'B'

This is mac studio

The "Tempo Detection" is one of Cubase's best features, but why are so many using it to destry their music. The problem is that it's far too often followed by the "Set Definition from Tempo" nonsense. This is crazy!!! This is what the manual has to say about Set Definition from Tempo. "The Set Definition from Tempo dialog allows you to set up freely recorded audio material to follow a specific tempo.", "You can adjust the tempo of freely recorded audio material to the project tempo." and "This is achieved by applying warping to the events". What this describes (and what happens) is, in practicality, hard quantising of audio. It warps the audio to a static tempo, and removes the tempo fluctuations that gives you music it's soul. Stay far away from this madness, unless you want to make emotionless robotic tone sequences. I'm not sure that I would even call it music. "Set Definition from Tempo" should be renamed "Suck the life out of the music", because that's what it does!

@valsolim

16 күн бұрын

No. You misunderstood the function. "Set Definition from Tempo" does literally nothing to your track, unless you change the tempo map afterwards! If you straighten it out completely, then the track might sound robotic, as you said. However, you don't have to make such a drastic change to the tempo map... It's entirely up to you 😉

@svenisaksson3970

16 күн бұрын

@@valsolim That's not what the manual says. Please, read it again. Carefully! How does it work? "The Set Definition from Tempo dialog allows you to set up freely recorded audio material to follow a specific tempo.", "This is achieved by applying warping to the events". What you think "Warping to follow a specific tempo means"? "you don't have to make such a drastic change to the tempo map". Wrong again! There is no strength parameter in the Set Definition from Tempo dialog dialog. It's all or nothing! Listen to song with tempo fluctiations, before and after applying "Set Definition from Tempo". Do you hear any difference? If so, what's the difference?

@valsolim

16 күн бұрын

​@@svenisaksson3970 Not only have I read the manual carefully but I also use this function in almost every project 🙂I do not know what is wrong with your setup but after I apply "Set Definition from Tempo", there is no difference in playback. The difference starts to show when I manipulate the tempo map (if you have Musical mode enabled for the audio event). "The Set Definition from Tempo dialog allows you to set up freely recorded audio material to follow a specific tempo.", "This is achieved by applying warping to the events" Yes, that is what the manual says and that is true! However, when you only "Set Definition from Tempo" and do not change the tempo map, then the track follows the original tempo and, consequently, there is no change in playback.

@svenisaksson3970

16 күн бұрын

@@valsolim You still don't try to explain what's being warped? If it's not the audio, then what? Also, what is it warped in relation to?

Top thing I wish I knew is the development Team sucks and takes forever to implement a new feature totally out of touch with their end user totally corporate software

@MaximusWhyman

5 күн бұрын

Like implementing what?